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City collection Unusable furniture goes to a cleanup day inside a priced load or into a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor, and furniture in good condition can go to the city reuse event instead. From $25 for the published cleanup day load fees, which start with a back seat or car trunk load and rise for larger vehicles, while the city reuse event accepts clean, good condition furniture at no charge. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days and at the reuse event run with Edina and Hennepin County. The reuse event is free but every item is vetted on site and the partners can refuse it. A household with city collection can also pay the collection contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup of the same furniture, at a price the contractor sets, so confirm the charge on 952.226.6457.
City collection Mattresses are taken at the city cleanup days for a per piece fee or through a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor, and Hennepin County also accepts them at one of its drop-off facilities. From $27 for the published per piece mattress and box spring fee at the city cleanup days, with each piece charged separately and the county Brooklyn Park facility publishing its own per item bedding fee. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days, and Hennepin County households at the county drop-off facility, where the bedding fee and any other charges are published on the county page. A household with city collection can also pay the collection contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup of bedding, at a price the contractor sets, so confirm the charge on 952.226.6457.
City collection Appliances are recycled at the city cleanup days for a flat per item fee, including the units that hold refrigerant, or through a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor. From $15 for the published per item appliance and microwave recycling fee at the city cleanup days, which covers air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, dryers, freezers, furnaces, microwaves, refrigerators, stoves, washers and similar units, while the county drop-off publishes its own per item large appliance fee. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days, and Hennepin County households at the county drop-off facilities, with the county fee published separately from its charged list. A household with city collection can also pay the collection contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup of an appliance, at a price the contractor sets, so confirm the charge on 952.226.6457.
City collection The city collects household garbage once a week from a city-owned cart, and the quarterly rate depends on how large that cart is. $108.42 for the published 2026 quarterly solid waste rate for a household with a single 30-gallon garbage cart on weekly collection, with the rate rising for larger cart volumes and a lower published rate for the every-other-week service level. Households in St. Louis Park with city solid waste collection. The quarterly rate covers the city carts, garbage that fits inside the cart, recyclables that fit plus extra recyclables in paper bags or boxes beside the cart, organics that fit, and yard waste collection from April to November. The garbage portion of the bill carries the state solid waste tax and the Hennepin County management fee.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
St. Louis Park runs its own cart collection, so the quarterly solid waste rate depends on how big the garbage cart is rather than on a private subscription. Every week a household sets out the garbage cart, the recycling cart and, for those who opt in, the organics cart, and yard waste rides along on the same day from April into November at no extra cost. Large loads are the exception. A couch, a mattress, an appliance or a pile of remodeling debris does not go out with the carts at all; the city takes those at two cleanup days a year at the Municipal Service Center, where loads are priced by vehicle size and each appliance, television, tire and mattress carries its own fee, or a household can pay the city contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup. Household chemicals, paint, batteries, bulbs and sharps go to Hennepin County instead, and the city brush site takes free yard waste from April through November.
The city collects household garbage once a week from a city-owned cart, and the quarterly rate depends on how large that cart is.
City cost & eligibility
$108.42 for the published 2026 quarterly solid waste rate for a household with a single 30-gallon garbage cart on weekly collection, with the rate rising for larger cart volumes and a lower published rate for the every-other-week service level. Households in St. Louis Park with city solid waste collection. The quarterly rate covers the city carts, garbage that fits inside the cart, recyclables that fit plus extra recyclables in paper bags or boxes beside the cart, organics that fit, and yard waste collection from April to November. The garbage portion of the bill carries the state solid waste tax and the Hennepin County management fee.
When & how
Once a week on the address collection day, with carts out by 7 a.m., or every other week on the recycling week for a household that qualifies for that service level.
Get it ready
Garbage has to fit inside the cart with the lid closed, and carts stay out of the street, alley and sidewalk year round. Place the cart with the front facing the street, meaning the side opposite the hinges, two feet from other carts and two feet clear of cars, mailboxes and trees, although alley collection does not need the spacing. Occasional extra bags are allowed beside the cart only when marked with an extra garbage sticker.
Large loads go to one of the city cleanup days, where the fee depends on the vehicle, or to a paid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor.
City cost & eligibility
From $25 for the published cleanup day load fees, which start with a back seat or car trunk load and rise for a minivan load, a pickup bed load, a trailer or cargo van load and a box truck load, with a separate price for a scheduled curbside pickup arranged through the city contractor. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days at the Municipal Service Center, with payment by check, credit or debit card or exact cash, and a curbside pickup arranged directly with the city collection contractor for its own charge.
When & how
The city holds two cleanup days a year, one in the spring and one in the fall, with loads accepted until noon. Residents with city collection can also schedule a curbside pickup with the contractor at any time the company has availability.
Get it ready
Keep household trash, recyclables, hazardous waste, light bulbs, batteries and yard waste out of the load because the cleanup day refuses them, and keep dirt, sod, rocks, concrete and tree debris out too. Remodeling material in good condition is separated from furniture where possible, because an on site vendor decides whether material can be salvaged or reused.
Unusable furniture goes to a cleanup day inside a priced load or into a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor, and furniture in good condition can go to the city reuse event instead.
City cost & eligibility
From $25 for the published cleanup day load fees, which start with a back seat or car trunk load and rise for larger vehicles, while the city reuse event accepts clean, good condition furniture at no charge. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days and at the reuse event run with Edina and Hennepin County. The reuse event is free but every item is vetted on site and the partners can refuse it. A household with city collection can also pay the collection contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup of the same furniture, at a price the contractor sets, so confirm the charge on 952.226.6457.
When & how
Take unusable furniture to a cleanup day before noon, arrange a prepaid curbside pickup with the contractor if a cleanup day does not fit the schedule, or bring good condition pieces to the reuse event on its posted date from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Municipal Service Center.
Get it ready
Separate furniture from remodeling material where possible because the vendor may salvage usable pieces, and make sure anything going to the reuse event is clean and in good working condition with no rips, stains, strong odors or pet hair. Attendees have to drive material in, and walking or biking items to the site is prohibited.
Mattresses are taken at the city cleanup days for a per piece fee or through a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor, and Hennepin County also accepts them at one of its drop-off facilities.
City cost & eligibility
From $27 for the published per piece mattress and box spring fee at the city cleanup days, with each piece charged separately and the county Brooklyn Park facility publishing its own per item bedding fee. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days, and Hennepin County households at the county drop-off facility, where the bedding fee and any other charges are published on the county page. A household with city collection can also pay the collection contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup of bedding, at a price the contractor sets, so confirm the charge on 952.226.6457.
When & how
Take the piece to a cleanup day before noon, arrange a prepaid curbside pickup with the contractor, or use the county drop-off facility during its posted hours, because mattresses are not collected with the carts.
Get it ready
Count each mattress and each box spring as a separate piece, keep the bedding dry, and bring help to unload it because participants handle their own items at the cleanup day. The piece cannot go in the garbage cart, where it would not fit with the lid closed.
Appliances are recycled at the city cleanup days for a flat per item fee, including the units that hold refrigerant, or through a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 for the published per item appliance and microwave recycling fee at the city cleanup days, which covers air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, dryers, freezers, furnaces, microwaves, refrigerators, stoves, washers and similar units, while the county drop-off publishes its own per item large appliance fee. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days, and Hennepin County households at the county drop-off facilities, with the county fee published separately from its charged list. A household with city collection can also pay the collection contractor for a scheduled curbside pickup of an appliance, at a price the contractor sets, so confirm the charge on 952.226.6457.
When & how
Bring the unit to a cleanup day before noon, arrange a prepaid curbside pickup with the contractor, or use a county drop-off facility, because appliances are not collected with the carts.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and remove the doors from a refrigerator or freezer before hauling it, and declare a cooling unit at the event so it is handled as an appliance rather than as scrap metal. Ask the event staff about refrigerant handling for the unit, because the fee covers recycling rather than any recovery step performed at the house.
Electronics are collected at the city cleanup days with free categories and paid categories, and the city contractor also offers a paid curbside electronics pickup.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 for the published per item electronics fee at the city cleanup days for flat panel televisions and monitors, printers, scanners and fax machines, media players, stereos, speakers, blenders, fans and vacuums, with box or tube televisions and monitors at the higher published rate and computers, laptops, keyboards, mice, mobile devices, light strings and extension cords accepted free. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days, and Hennepin County households at the county drop-off facilities, where televisions, computer monitors and laptops carry their own per item charge and electronics are limited to five of the same type per year.
When & how
Bring electronics to a cleanup day before noon, to a county drop-off facility, or arrange the paid curbside electronics pickup with the city collection contractor.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the garbage cart and the recycling cart, and note that only small electric items without a mercury switch, such as toasters, coffee pots, fans and hairdryers, may go in the garbage. Box and tube televisions carry the highest cleanup fee, so separate them from the flat panels and computers before arriving.
Remodeling debris is accepted at the city cleanup days inside a priced load, with material in good condition set aside for salvage.
City cost & eligibility
From $25 for the published cleanup day load fees, which start with a back seat or car trunk load and rise for a minivan, a pickup bed, a trailer or cargo van and a box truck, with the same load fee applying whether or not material is salvaged. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup days, or the paid curbside pickup arranged with the city collection contractor for larger or ongoing project loads.
When & how
Bring the load to a cleanup day before noon, or schedule the contractor pickup, because construction material is not collected with the carts.
Get it ready
Separate material that could be salvaged or reused, such as lumber, trim, siding, countertops, cabinets, solid core doors, sinks, tubs and boxes of matching tile, from broken bulky furniture so the on site vendor can evaluate it quickly. Dirt, sod, rocks, concrete and tree debris are refused at the event, so those loads need another route.
Exercise machines are not named on any list, so the piece is confirmed before it is loaded for a cleanup day.
City cost & eligibility
No published price covers an exercise machine because the cleanup and county lists name furniture, appliances and electronics instead, so call public works at 952.924.2562 and ask whether the machine can go into a cleanup day load or needs the contractor pickup.
When & how
Confirm the machine first, then bring it to a cleanup day inside a load or schedule the contractor pickup.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, take off the loose weights and the console, and keep the pieces together so the load can be measured by vehicle size rather than by item count.
Yard waste is collected weekly with the garbage during the season at no extra charge, and the brush site takes larger material free.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Yard waste collection runs every week on the same day as garbage during the residential season at no additional charge, and the city brush site takes material that residents bring from their own homes free of charge from April through November.
When & how
Yard waste goes out on the regular garbage day, set by 7 a.m., and the brush site is open April 4 to October 31 on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays and then on Saturdays and Sundays only through November 29.
Get it ready
Use a reusable container of 32 to 38 gallons with sturdy handles and no wheels, or certified compostable bags, brown paper kraft lawn bags or brown paper grocery bags, because regular plastic bags are not allowed. Branches under four inches in diameter and four feet long may be bundled or bagged, each bag or bundle weighing no more than 40 pounds, and yard waste never goes in the garbage cart. The brush site takes larger limbs up to eight feet, logs, brush, undecorated pumpkins and Christmas trees, and refuses rocks, stumps, dirt, sod, metal, concrete, fences and lumber.
Household chemicals go to Hennepin County, which publishes a charged list and an accepted list and runs two drop-off facilities and collection events.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Hennepin County publishes a separate list of materials accepted for a charge, including tires, televisions, computer monitors, laptops, large appliances, and mattresses and box springs at the Brooklyn Park facility, while paint, stains, varnish, solvents, driveway sealer, pesticides, fluorescent bulbs within the annual limit, aerosols, pool chemicals, mercury thermometers and thermostats, oil filters, automotive fluids, motor oil, fuels in containers of five gallons or less, batteries of all types and sharps appear on the accepted list without a published charge. Confirm any charge with the county on 612-348-3777.
When & how
Use either county drop-off facility, in Brooklyn Park or Bloomington, or one of the county household hazardous waste collection events, and take medicines to a pharmacy program, a county medicine drop box or the police department lobby drop box at 3015 Raleigh Ave. S.
Get it ready
Transport the material in sealed containers of five gallons or less, upright, labeled with the contents and inside a plastic lined box, and bring proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill. Stay in the vehicle at the facility and keep the material in the trunk, the truck bed or a trailer, and tape the terminals of household batteries or put them in a clear plastic bag.
Carts go out by 7 a.m. on the collection day and stay out of the street, alley and sidewalk year round. The cart faces the street, with the front being the side opposite the hinges, and sits two feet from other carts and two feet clear of cars, mailboxes and trees, although alley collection does not need the spacing and walk-up service still runs. Garbage has to fit inside the cart with the lid closed.
The city holds a spring cleanup day and a fall cleanup day at the Municipal Service Center on Oxford Street, with the next event on Saturday, October 3 from 8 a.m. to noon. A bulky load costs more as the vehicle gets bigger, starting with a back seat or car trunk load and rising through a minivan, a pickup bed, a trailer or cargo van and a box truck, and separate per item fees apply to electronics, appliances, tires and mattresses.
The city runs a free furniture and building materials reuse event with Edina and Hennepin County where items are vetted on site for quality and redistribution, and it keeps a reuse directory of local businesses that rent, repair or sell used goods alongside the county Choose to Reuse site. Items brought to the reuse event have to be clean and in good working condition with no rips, stains, strong odors or pet hair.
Yard waste rides with the garbage and the brush site takes the rest
Yard waste is collected weekly on the garbage day at no additional charge during the season, in a reusable container of 32 to 38 gallons with no wheels or in certified compostable or brown paper bags, with branches under four inches in diameter and four feet long and each bag or bundle under 40 pounds. Larger limbs up to eight feet, brush, logs, pumpkins and Christmas trees go to the free brush site on Cedar Lake Road, open April into November with residency proof required.
Paint, solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, bulbs, batteries, fuels, oil filters and sharps go to a Hennepin County drop-off facility in Brooklyn Park or Bloomington, or to a county collection event, with proof of residency and material in sealed containers of five gallons or less. The county publishes a charged list for tires, televisions, monitors, laptops, large appliances and mattresses, while medicines go to a pharmacy program, a county medicine drop box or the police department lobby at 3015 Raleigh Ave. S.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of St. Louis Park Public Works with Hennepin County and the city collection contractor
Extra garbage sticker for an occasional bag
A household that occasionally sets out more household garbage than the cart holds.
Cost & conditions
$3 for the published price of an extra garbage sticker, which marks one occasional bag of household garbage set outside the cart. St. Louis Park households with city solid waste collection. The sticker covers an occasional extra bag rather than a regular overflow, and a household that regularly overfills the cart changes the cart size instead.
Arrange it
Put the sticker on the extra bag and set it beside the cart on the collection day, since unmarked bags outside the cart are not collected.
The sticker is for household garbage only and does not cover bulky items, appliances, electronics, tires, mattresses or hazardous waste, which have their own routes.
Paid curbside pickup of bulky trash and remodeling debris
A household with city collection that has bulky trash, electronics or remodeling debris and prefers not to haul it to a cleanup day.
Cost & conditions
The contractor sets its own price for a scheduled curbside pickup, and the city publishes the route rather than a rate, so confirm the load and the charge with the collection contractor before the pickup day.
Arrange it
Call the collection contractor the city names, describe the load, pay for the pickup and set the material out on the agreed date.
The pickup is separate from the quarterly cart rate and from the cleanup day load fees, and household hazardous waste still has to go to the county because it is refused at the cleanup events.
City of St. Louis Park Public Works with Hennepin County and the city collection contractor
City furniture and building materials reuse event
A household with clean, working furniture or building material that someone else could use.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The reuse event is free to attend, and items are vetted on site for quality and redistribution with the partners able to refuse anything unsuitable.
Arrange it
Drive the items to the Municipal Service Center on Oxford Street during the posted event hours and follow the queue instructions.
Items have to be clean and in good working condition with no rips, stains, strong odors or pet hair, and attendees cannot walk or bike material into the event.
City cleanup day site for bulky loads and problem items
Municipal Service Center
7305 Oxford St., St. Louis Park, MN 55426
Bulky trash such as unusable chairs, couches, tables, shelves, large children's toys, rugs and carpets, remodeling debris with on site salvage evaluation, electronics including computers, laptops, mobile devices, flat panel televisions and monitors, appliances and microwaves, scrap metal, bicycles, tires not on rims, clothing, shoes and linens for donation, and mattresses and box springs.
St. Louis Park residents only and no business waste, with material in the queue before noon, payment by check, credit or debit card or exact cash, no walking or biking material in, and participants unloading their own items. Refused material includes dirt, sod, rocks, concrete, yard waste and tree debris, household goods for reuse other than textiles, household trash and recyclables, household hazardous waste, light bulbs and batteries, and paper for shredding outside the shred events.
Two events a year, one in the spring and one in the fall, running until noon. The next event is Saturday, October 3 from 8 a.m. to noon.
From $25 for the published bulky load fee for a back seat or car trunk load, rising for a minivan load, a pickup bed load, a trailer or cargo van load and a box truck load, with separate per item fees for electronics, appliances and microwaves, tires and mattresses, and free categories for scrap metal, bicycles and textiles. St. Louis Park residents at the city cleanup day, with payment by check, credit or debit card or exact cash and checks made payable to the city contractor.
Leaves and grass, branches and tree limbs up to eight feet long with no diameter restriction, brush, logs, undecorated pumpkins and gourds, and live cut Christmas trees.
St. Louis Park residents with proof of residency such as a Minnesota identification, driver's license or utility bill, and material brought from the resident's own home rather than commercially. Rocks, root balls and stumps, dirt, soil and sod, trash, metal, concrete, fences and lumber or wood scraps are refused, and non compostable plastic bags have to be emptied and removed.
April 4 to October 31, 2026 on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 4 p.m., then Saturdays and Sundays only from November 1 to 29.
No charge. No charge for St. Louis Park residents who bring material from their own homes, which the page defines as non commercial material.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do the city cleanup days work?+
The city holds one in the spring and one in the fall at the Municipal Service Center on Oxford Street, and the next one is Saturday, October 3 from 8 a.m. to noon. Residents have to be in the queue before noon, pay by check, card or exact cash, and unload their own material.Official guidance
Can bulky trash be picked up at the house?+
Yes, for households with city collection. The city directs residents to the collection contractor to pay for and schedule a curbside pickup of bulky trash and remodeling debris, which is a separate charge from the cleanup day load fees.Official guidance
How much does mattress disposal cost?+
The city cleanup day publishes a per piece mattress and box spring fee, with each piece counted separately. Hennepin County also publishes a per item bedding fee at its Brooklyn Park facility, so the cheaper route depends on which event or site is open when the piece has to go.Official guidance
Will a mattress be collected with the carts?+
No, not with the carts. St. Louis Park has two city routes for bedding: the cleanup day, where each piece carries its published fee, and a prepaid curbside pickup arranged with the city contractor on 952.226.6457 at a price the contractor sets. Neither is the ordinary cart collection, and a mattress will not fit in the cart with the lid closed. Hennepin County also takes bedding at its drop-off facility for its own per item fee.Official guidance
What does appliance recycling cost?+
The city cleanup day publishes one flat per item fee for appliance and microwave recycling, and the list of covered units names air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, dryers, freezers, furnaces, microwaves, refrigerators, stoves, washers and water heaters among others. Hennepin County publishes its own per item large appliance fee.Official guidance
Can an appliance go with the scrap metal?+
Scrap metal is free at the cleanup day for grills, shelving, cabinets, bed frames, gutters, fencing, mowers and similar items, but appliances are priced separately as appliance recycling and appliances holding refrigerant belong in that category rather than in the free scrap metal pile.Official guidance
What do electronics cost at the cleanup day?+
Light strings, extension cords, desktop towers, laptops, keyboards, mice, cell phones, tablets and similar devices are free, while flat panel televisions and monitors, printers, scanners, fax machines, media players, stereos, speakers, blenders, fans and vacuums carry one published fee and box or tube televisions and monitors carry a higher one.Official guidance
Can electronics be picked up at the house?+
Yes, for a fee. The city points residents to the collection contractor for a curbside pickup of electronics for recycling, and the county route is the alternative for a household that prefers to drop the items off itself.Official guidance
Who collects the trash in St. Louis Park?+
The city collects garbage, recycling, organics and yard waste with its own carts and crews, and the quarterly solid waste rate depends on the size of the garbage cart. Large loads run through the city cleanup days or the city collection contractor instead of the carts.Official guidance
How is the solid waste rate billed?+
The rate is billed quarterly and covers the city carts, the material that fits inside them, extra recyclables in paper bags or boxes beside the cart, and yard waste collection from April to November. The bill splits the recycling, organics and yard waste portion from the garbage portion, and only the garbage portion carries the state solid waste tax and the county management fee.Official guidance
Can I change the size of my cart?+
Yes. Cart size changes are free once every 12 months, free at move-in for new accounts, and free one time when a household downsizes after signing up for organics recycling. Extra recycling carts are provided at no additional cost.Official guidance
Can yard waste go in the garbage cart?+
No. It is illegal to put yard waste in the garbage, and dirt and sod are not accepted either. Yard waste is collected on the garbage day in a reusable container or in compostable or brown paper bags, and larger limbs and brush go to the free brush site.Official guidance
How should household batteries be prepared?+
Place them in a clear plastic bag or put clear tape over both the positive and negative terminals before bringing them in, which prevents fires. Hennepin County accepts all household battery types at its drop-off facilities for residents, and sealed lead acid batteries go to a metal recycler in Hopkins.Official guidance
